St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-16


and Mrs. William Maxfeld, assisted by
Mrs. Cathcart. mother of the hostess.
The afternoon reception continued till q
o'clock, and once more the residence
was in quietude, only to make room for
the younger portion of society, who were
received from o'clock until 10. The
costume worn by Mrs. Louis MaXtield was
handsome white silk faille with long
marquise train, draped with tleecy tulle
lace, and full decOllette, with diamond
ornaments. She carried bouquet of
pearl and mermut roses. Mrs. Cathcart
wore an elegant reception costume with
MaXfield wore in the afternoon an ele-
giant reception dress of cream white
faille silk, entrain, ModjeSka corsage,
and decollete with diamond ornaments.
AT I O'Clock the residence presented a
scene of brllliancy, as the elite OF the
city had arrived, and while some were
taking advantage of the music others
were indulging in the Injuries of the
SatteeS, etc, on the lawn. The
hostess was assisted by Miss F0repaugh.
Mrs. William Maxfield wore during the
evening toilet of JasSamine white
.'groS de faille," the long square train
falling away in soft rich folds to the
floor. and the front yelled by two deep
fiounceS OF exquisite duchess lace. The
Langtry corSage was made with sharp
point in front and back decollette,
framed with pearl bead pasSamenterie.
She carried a bouquet of nephetoS roses
tied with white ribbon and wore pearl
ornaments. Among the guests were:
Mesdames Gilbert, j. Wall, Gilfllan, Gil
man, Watson, Wheaton, Whitman, Williams
Golgean, Granger. .. c. Green, Greve, j. T.
Gbben, White. Wright, Winter, Willis
Williams, Hall, Hale, Horn, Hubbell, Shaw,
Galusha, Hewitt, j. j. Hill. Hodge, Hol-
combe, Hoppin, Horn, Howell, Hardenberg,
Moore. Ingersoll, johnson, Ives James,
Jerks Mrs Bishop Gilbert; Mesdames W; A.
strickland, Jelson, Tarbox, R. W.
iGnasRes ''0H II kelley, rimbsrass
Thompson, Kenyon. Uphan, Lamphrey
Charles Lee, Mann, Mason, Livingston,
Kloff Lyon Mr.. McAfee, Odell. MIR. Otis,
Mcintyre, Mckee, Peabody. McLaren, Phil
lips, McMasters, Perkins, Patterson, Mar
vim, Mr.. Pope, Mr.. Proal, R. 3, ".
Col. Merriam, Rogers, William Mer-
TTiam, Newport, Willoughby; Rodgers.
Nicholson, Rhodes, G. Noyes Nichols,
O'Brien, Robbins, Robertson, Moon, c: f.
Moores, Stickney, A. j. Stone, Murray, Moss,
Walter Sanborn, Morton, Ransom, Mott,
Ryan, Dr. Abbott AckeT, g. G; san born
Allis, G. W. Armstrong. j. H. Ames,, Auer-
bach, Seymore Sheppard, j. T. Ayerill,
Kirch, Bacon, Frank Shepherd, G. W.
Burwell, DR.. Smith, E. II. Bailey, Smyth,
Mesdames Lewis Baker, Banning, Barton,
Bealis, f. Bass Beaumont, Davis, George
Becker, Col. Belote, John Berkey, Charles
Biglow, Bird, Steward, Lane X. Stone, G. II.
Boardman, Darrou, Dunbar, Borup, Bend,
Rugger, Andrews, Vincent, Sturgis, Brisbine,
ErOwp SpauldipU RarDum Hates. BeniS.
Beardsley, Beaupre, Becker, W Becker, Bend,
Pelee. Horace Biglow, Blakeley. Shaw, H. A.
Boardman, S. Lee Davis, Day, Dean, Boyle,
Brill, Dickinson. E. F. Drake, H. T..
Brooks, F. Haupt, Bunker, Elfelt, Davis, Car
penter, Edgerton, Cairen, Pyfrom, Cary,
George Farwell, j r Clark, J Field, Finch,
f: B. Clark, Truman, Cochran, Cummings,
ing, Corlies, Crawford, Crooks, Cross, Peet,
Cutler, Curran, Culbertson, Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Barrows, Mr.. and
abd q Mrs BeEryhj R45sb2e ssFe NJ a MF
Mrs. E. T. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitten Griggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Green, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. William Leightner, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Il. LoomiS, Nh. and Mrs. Neil
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newell, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Schiff-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Avitt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Squires Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Taylor,
). >. L.
j. J. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. ordway, Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. d. Merrill, Jr., MI. and Mrs. A..
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crozier, Mr. and Mrs. 7. S. TOmpkins Dir. and
Mrs. ThurSton.
The Misses Adams, Auerbach Averill,
Banning, Beaumont, Belote, Bend, Bigelow,
Brisbine, Bunker, Carpenter, CARES, Daw-
son. Dean, harrington, Flandrau. Galusha,
Gilman. Gotzian, Granger, Greve, Hammond,
Holccmb, Horn, Ingersoll, Dean, Mason,
Murphy, Murray, Price, Prince, Rice, Sturgis,
Milham, Willis, Davenport, McManus, Mayo,
White, Sanborn, Wheaton, Smith, Stinson,
Taylor, Timberlake. Forepaugh, Washington,
Davis, Cook, McClaren, Crooks, Andrews,
Williams, Scheffer, Seixas, Newport, Griggs
Austin, McKubin.. Mckay, Perrin.
Messrs. John Adams, Barton, Harry Horn.
Charlie Otis, Will Rice, T. Selmes, Jaggard
Gilfllan, Spiel, Marshall, Boyle, Washington,
Weatherby, Hewitt, Potts, Ferguson, Tear,
harrington, DR.. Krudler, George Mott, Gran
Hanson. Robertson, Hawks, Humphrey
Grant, Wilkes, johnson, Williams, Spencer,
Drpuy, Clark Beaumont, Wedelstaedt, Price,
N y. Singleton, Banning, Ryan, Freeman,
Wright, McClaren, w. A. Renwick, Stewart
Hawes, jackson, j. Hubbell, Fulton J. o..
Bullet, Parker, Logan, w. Armstrong, Kirk
patrick, George Armstrong, Snapp, How
low, Ahern, Frank Mix, Andrews,
Sam Dawson, Jeffords, w. S. Getty,
Paul Gotzian, Ed Holeombe, Greenfield
Clark, II. Galusha, Sam Gilbert Charles Cor
Newport Stanley Proudfit, E. II. Ozman
Whitney Wall, j. S. Prince, Jr., Sheldon
Blakely, G. S. Merriam. A. NJ. Drake James
Brisbine, James Elmer, Howard Elmer. j.
Riddle, George Monfort, ii. P. Rugg, Charles
TarboX, Salnell, Hanson, Peet, Sibley, Smith,
Stickney, Walsh.
SOCIETY NOTES.
The parlors of l. Y Reeves residence. 459
Fuller street, were crowded last evening with
friends of the couple on the occasion of the
Alien, of Boston. Tomorrow the bride and
groom will leave for tour of the lakes to
Montreal, land thence by rail to Boston, where
they will reside for the future. The wedding
presents were numerous and appropriate,
and embraced many valuable articles.
Tomorrow evening at o'clock a general
reception will be held in the Plymouth Con-
gregational church parlors, under the au-
spices of the Young Ladies' society of the
church, in honor of their pastors return
from Europe. An elaborate programme has
been prepared and an invitation is extended
to all friends of Rev. DR.. Nc G.. Dana, d. D.,
to welcome him.
Yesterday was the day set for the wedding
of H. H. Gust, well known in st. Paul, and
Miss Jessie VI. Wood, at the brides residence
in Monroe, Mich.
The Minnesota Chess club will entertain a
party of gentlemen and their lady friends
from Summit avenue at their club rooms this
evening.
Mrs D. c. Johnson, of Rockford, To-, is
visiting friends in the city.
Rev. Robert Forbes will remain at Red
Rock this week.
Moses Merrill and family left for New York
yesterday.
The Misses Poehler are visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. F. NJ. Barlow, of Omaha, is at the Mer-
chants.
j. T. Clark has returned from Chicago.
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